Alaska EZ Storage has been open to Wasilla residents since 2025, and we've learned something important this year. What works for RV storage in the Lower 48 doesn't always work in Alaska. Our winters are no joke, and the facility you choose needs to match the reality of living near our facility at 1350 E Bogard Rd.
This storage type article will break down the RV storage options available at our facility and provide a realistic picture of what that looks like.
Why People Choose Outdoor RV Storage in Wasilla
Alaska's weather is harsh. But thousands of RV owners store their vehicles outdoors every winter and do just fine. The key is knowing what you're working with and preparing accordingly.
The Benefits of Storing With Alaska EZ Storage
Cost is one of the most significant benefits. You're not paying premium prices for covered or enclosed storage, which means more money for actual RV trips with the family. For many people, that math works out perfectly. At our facility, you can easily access it when you need it. Want to grab something from your RV at 12 am in January? No problem. Need to do a mid-winter check? Drive up and handle it. There's no waiting for facility staff or dealing with complicated access procedures.
Outdoor ventilation prevents moisture issues from occurring. Enclosed storage without proper airflow can trap moisture, leading to mold problems. Our outdoor storage naturally ventilates, which is more important than people realize, and makes it easier for individuals to get up and go.
Space for big rigs. We can accommodate motorhomes from 12' x 35' and smaller. With this size, your RV gets room to breathe, and you won’t have to worry about clearance.
What Makes Our Outdoor Storage Different
Not all outdoor RV storage is the same, especially in Alaska. Here's what we've set up at Alaska EZ Storage specifically for Wasilla conditions:
Proper Drainage: Our property is graded so spring melt doesn't create standing water around your RV.
Regular Snow Removal: We keep access roads and pathways clear all winter. You shouldn't need a snowmobile to check on your RV in January.
Security Features: Fencing, gate access, and cameras. Your RV's sitting for months. Security matters as much as weather protection.
